This put a smile on my face because seeing someone articulate my objective means I am hitting the target. And yes, the name began as a play off VooDooPad. In hindsight, I would have named it something different. To be honest, when I sat down to start this project at the beginning of the year, I planned on creating a grown up version of VooDooPad, thus the name. But then as I got closer to release and beyond, I decided I was going to swing for the fences. So, here we are. Still young, but I have noticed, when people see MojoPad, they are pretty quick to pull the trigger. MojoPad is like 5+ apps rolled into one, yet not bolted on. I have been very methodical about creating a unified app, with each module interlinking with each other and playing off each other. There are so many ways to use it now, and I am not even close to being done. As you have noticed, I create more features, yet keep it simple for those that may just want a knowledge manager. But when they are ready for more, it is there just waiting. I will always have an open door to feature requests. I have a handful of vocal users who are driving some of what is being released as of late. Would love to hear from others. You just never know what ideas people have, I have been pleasantly surprised at some of the requests.

Mark

Paul Korm wrote:

I agree with Stephen. It's hard to encapsulate what MojoPad has grown to become. It is sui generis. Defining its own category. Not merely a revived VoodooPad -- Gus Mueller would be shocked :-) Not a PKM thing, or any other trendy approach. (Probably too late to rename it, either -- for me, "mojo" is dated and cringe.)

Yes, targeting by year end. It will happen.

Mark

Franz Grieser wrote:

Hi Mark.

Congratulations. Finally, an app that gives me Mac-envy (again).

Any chance you create a Windows version of Mojopad this year?

Best wishes
Franz

Great news.

Mark wrote:

Yes, targeting by year end. It will happen.

Mark

Franz Grieser wrote:
>Hi Mark.
>
>Congratulations. Finally, an app that gives me Mac-envy (again).
>
>Any chance you create a Windows version of Mojopad this year?
>
>Best wishes
>Franz

I have been using a feature of MojoPad that exports text pages, epubs and PDFs as an audiobook file. It works brilliantly! MojoPad has one up on the other audiobook-making apps in that it can effortlessly mix different languages in the same text.